ESPN The Magazine led with a total audience of 94 million, People was the runner-up, with with an audience of 81.6 million. There was quite a drop off from there. The next closest brand was Better Homes and Gardens, with 49 million, Allrecipes (46.6 million), AARP The Magazine (44.5 million), Forbes (44 million), Time (43.9 million), SI (37.1 million), National Geographic (37 million) and Cosmopolitan (32.1 million) round out the top 10. Below is the top 25.

The Magazine Media 360° Social Media Report covering fourth quarter and full-year 2015, released today by MPA – The Association of Magazine Media, revealed that magazine media brands added 220 million new Likes/Followers in 2015, a 38% growth in social media across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, and Pinterest. The report is based on data provided by SocialFlow, exclusively for MPA.

Three new teams will sell ads across entire magazine portfolio, focusing on pharmaceuticals, automotive, tech/telecommunications: Those categories represent roughly 25% of Time Inc.’s total digital and print advertising.

Forbes Media is expanding its footprint with an event space in Manhattan. “Forbes on Fifth,” as its called, is a 7,500-square-foot space at Fifth Avenue and Ninth Street, opening tonight for a party celebrating the magazine’s “30 Under 30” franchise.

“David has had an amazing 19-year run,” said David Carey, president of Hearst Magazines, in an interview. “Jay will be editor-in-chief of Esquire and editorial director of Town & Country. We continue to give our key executives more and more responsibilities.”

Former Self Editor Lucy Danziger Is All About Digital With New Site Hintd

“We want to put the woman at the middle of the conversation so that she is the one editing, curating and in control,” Danziger said. “It’s curated content meets user-generated content, which is really what I learned at Self. We would have a dialogue with women — here’s what the editors are giving you and we want to know what you want.”

Today MPA — The Association of Magazine Media released The Magazine Media 360° Brand Audience Report for December 2015 and full-year 2015, showing that magazine media brands continue to deliver meaningful growth across platforms and formats. The report reveals that magazine media increased total audience by more than 110 million across platforms in 2015, bringing the average audience for magazine brands to almost 1.7 billion in 2015, a 7.1% increase year-over-year. Audiences continue to rapidly increase their consumption of magazine media content on mobile devices, and, in aggregate, the industry added nearly 147 million new viewers in 2015, a 53.1% increase over 2014. The mobile trend was prevalent for the vast majority of brands: 113 out of the 140 magazine media brands in the report, or 80%, had increased mobile unique visitors year-over-year. Video audiences added over 5 million additional viewers in 2015, a 13.8% increase over 2014. Both print+digital and web (desktop/laptop) maintained relatively steady audience sizes.